Hip carries are my favorite for a baby who wants to see all around! In a hip carry, a baby can see in front of you, behind you, and watch your face and hands while you are talking or signing to them! You can do a ton of different hip carries with a woven wrap!…
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Do you have a Meh Dai that you’d like to learn to use? A Meh dai does a very comfortable front, hip, or back carry and is pretty quick to put on. This post will cover how to use your meh dai in a front carry, newborn front carry, hip carry, and back carry. Front…
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Pouch Slings are wonderful! They fold up tiny and are so convenient to bring along for a quick carry! A pouch sling can work well from newborn to toddler! With a newborn, a pouch sling does a lovely front carry. With an older baby or toddler who wants to walk or wants to be up…
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Did you know you can do a hip carry in your meh dai? It’s super easy and pretty comfortable. Hip carries can be really wonderful. From a hip carry, your baby can see everything that’s going on in front of or behind you. Hip carries are wonderful for speech development because when you talk to…
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Robin’s Hip Carry is a wonderful beginner hip carry. This carry is quick and easy. You can mostly pre-tie the carry and then put the baby in. I like to tie this carry before I leave the house, put baby in her carseat, and then pop her into the carry when I arrive at my…
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Haga clic aquí para ver este tutorial en español / Inglés. Para hacer un nudo Robin a la cadera empiece con su fular en la mano. Paso 1: Busque el marcador del medio (centro) del fular. Esto suele ser una pequeña etiqueta en el centro de la tela. Colóquese el marcador del medio en la…
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